# Reference > Cli > Quick

# `quick` - test a single HTTP endpoint

```sh
artillery quick [options] <target>
```

This command allows you to send some requests to a single endpoint, without writing a test script.

The `quick` command only works to test HTTP services. You cannot run quick tests for other services, such as Socket.IO or WebSockets.

### Options

| Option                 | Description                                                                                   |
| :--------------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `--count`, `-c`        | Specify a fixed number of arrivals                                                            |
| `--num`, `-n`          | Specify the number of GET requests each new arrival will send                                 |
| `--content-type`, `-t` | Set the Content-Type for the request (defaults to `application/json`)                         |
| `--output`, `-o`       | Write a JSON report to a file                                                                 |
| `--insecure`, `-k`     | Allow insecure TLS connections                                                                |
| `--quiet`, `-q`        | Run in "quiet" mode                                                                           |
| `--rate`, `-r`         | Specify the number of new arrivals per second v1 only |

### Examples

Run a quick test which generates 20 virtual users, each sending 100 GET requests to the specified target:

```sh
artillery quick \
    --count 20 \
    --num 100 \
    https://service-foo.preprod.acmecorp.digital/items
```

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